Mornings with Brian Haldane

What Happened at the Mall of Louisiana A shooting at the Mall of Louisiana on Thursday afternoon left one person dead and several others injured. According to Baton Rouge Police […]

Researchers at Pennington Biomedical Research Center have landed a major federal grant to tackle a growing health concern affecting older Americans: the link between muscle loss and obesity. Dr. Candida […]

Judge William “Billy” Burris is making his case to voters as he campaigns for a seat on the Louisiana Supreme Court ahead of the May 16 election. In a recent […]

A popular Baton Rouge fundraiser is back, and it continues to grow its impact each year. “Smoke ‘Em If You Got ‘Em,” founded in 2014, will once again bring the […]

A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling is reshaping the future of Louisiana’s long-running coastal lawsuits. In an 8-0 decision, the court determined these cases belong in federal court, not state […]

Crime Stoppers is asking people across Louisiana to stay alert as cases continue. In Shreveport, a recent case may link to a domestic dispute. Because of that, officials say warning […]

The Louisiana Legislature is moving forward with targeted economic development bills, even as broader tax reform efforts lose momentum this session. A key focus right now is a pair of […]

A wide-ranging conversation with tech analyst Haggai Davis touched on political ethics, Apple’s future, and the growing strain on energy systems driven by technology. The discussion opened with concerns about […]

A major police pay raise proposal is set for a vote before the Baton Rouge Metro Council, marking a pivotal moment for the Baton Rouge Police Department and the city’s […]

Monroe Mayor Friday Ellis says northeast Louisiana is at a turning point as major investment tied to Meta reshapes the region’s economy. Ellis was in Baton Rouge this week lobbying […]